Pathlight Kitchen

4 reviews

3200 W Colonial Dr

Orlando, FL 32808

Pathlight Kitchen in Orlando, FL is a transformative organization that provides housing, support, and culinary training programs to individuals experiencing homelessness and disabilities. Their Maxwell Terrace Apartments, formerly the Hilton Inn West where Elvis Presley once stayed, offer stable housing for residents in their Restore program, while their Pathlight Kitchen and Culinary Training Program empower individuals to achieve culinary success and economic opportunities.

Through their various programs and partnerships, Pathlight Kitchen is dedicated to transforming lives, building community, and providing second chances to those in need. They are committed to creating a positive impact and offering hope and home to individuals seeking a fresh start.

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Dionne A.

8/2/2018

Pathlight Kitchen is a hidden gem that is rapidly evolving and growing to be a crucial force in educating individuals in Culinary Arts that otherwise would not have an opportunity to be trained by...

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Nolan W.

4/7/2017

I WAS a student here for only a few weeks it did not take me long realize this places was unorganized and very unsanitary. I had it out with the instructor in charge many times about unsafe health...

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William S.

7/30/2018

Pathlight kitchen is the best free culinary class of all time please they got rid of all the old workers who once worked there I wasn't there at the time but I heard enough of the old crew to know...

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Rosalind K.

8/3/2018

I pen this review of Pathlight Kitchen Culinary Program with deep appreciation and sincere respect for its phenomenal chefs. Passionate about their craft, Chef Esteban and Chef Holly are two very...

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HistoryBishop Grady Villas began as an idea of Sr. Elizabeth Marie Stoup, a Sister of St. Joseph of St. Augustine and principal of Morning Star School in Orlando for children with disabilities. Sr. Elizabeth saw many of her students achieve amazing milestones at school only to graduate to a life of sitting at home without the opportunity to work or have a meaningful day. Sister began to dream of a residential community where her students could have the support they needed to live as independently as possible while also experiencing responsibility. To accomplish this, Sister gathered a group of dedicated volunteers together who were committed to making Sister's dream a reality. As the third Bishop of Orlando, Bishop Norbert Dorsey participated in discussions about the possibility of a residential community rooted in our Catholic faith for adults with disabilities, but the real moment of grace arrived after the celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation. The mother of a child diagnosed withSpecialtiesBishop Grady Villas supports persons with disabilities to use their God-given gifts to achieve greater independence, physical and emotional well-being, and spiritual growth. We empower these individuals from throughout Central Florida to reach their full potential through Christ-centered, personalized and wholistic residential, vocational and employment services, and community support. Bishop Grady Villas is licensed by the State of Florida as an Assisted Living Facility, License # AL10398, Certificate # 40733, Effective 12/26/2013. Bishop Grady Villas is a 501(c)3 organization.